Guided workflow plugin to deploy Node.js/Express apps to AWS serverless architecture
npx claudepluginhub schuettc/website-deployment-pluginGuided workflow to deploy Node.js/Express apps to AWS serverless architecture. Analyzes your app, scaffolds infrastructure, and deploys with CDK — all with step-by-step explanations for beginners.
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A plugin that helps you deploy web applications to AWS. Claude analyzes your app, explains what needs to happen, and guides you through each step — adapting to whatever your app looks like.
This plugin gives Claude the skills to take your locally-running web app and deploy it to AWS. Depending on your app, that might include:
Claude figures out what your app needs and suggests the right approach. You stay in control of every decision.
We recommend using AWS IAM Identity Center (SSO) for credentials:
aws configure sso
Verify your credentials work:
aws sts get-caller-identity
Open Claude Code and add the marketplace:
/plugin marketplace add schuettc/website-deployment-plugin
Then install the plugin:
/plugin install website-deployment@website-deployment-marketplace
For local development, you can load the plugin directly:
claude --plugin-dir ./website-deployment-plugin/plugin
Open your project in Claude Code and tell Claude what you want:
I want to deploy this app to AWS
Claude will analyze your app, explain what it finds, and walk you through the migration. The plugin includes skills for each phase — analyzing your app, scaffolding infrastructure, converting routes, setting up hosting, deploying, testing, and cleaning up. Claude activates the right skill based on context.
You can ask Claude about progress, skip steps that don't apply, or go back and change things. If you get stuck, just ask — Claude has access to AWS documentation and can help debug issues.
When you're done experimenting, ask Claude to tear down the resources to avoid charges.
The plugin includes two MCP servers that start automatically:
Most AWS resources this plugin creates are free-tier eligible. For a development app with low traffic, your monthly cost will likely be $0. Claude will explain cost implications as it creates resources and remind you to clean up when you're done.
Contributions welcome! Please open an issue or PR on GitHub.
MIT